Watch about 2 hrs of our videos and it will explain everything.

I hope not any! 😮😱☠️🪦⚰️

@@EricMckethan Thanks for the comment. Go watch 35 of our videos, you will be a pro after. Unfortunately I just don’t have the time to spend 2-4 hrs editing videos and 5 hrs of video. Best of luck. If their is anything in particular you want me to address, I will. Cheers.

@@nelliedamm9400 Yes this one was very nice nice!

@@rickjarmin Topkote is always a mega nice nice!

Is there anyway to schedule a call with you?

Nice nice!…lol

Thanks 👍

Stick with topkote, George is a great guy. There products are excellent. Lots of scammers out there and just products, but topkote is top notch and you will never have a product issue.

@@bathtubrenew i finally used Topkote today at an empty apartment. It’s a lot thicker than hawks. I had to turn the fluid knob up a bit and I added an ounce of reducer. I ordered their starter kit and got the medium reducer. Should I have gotten the slow reducer? But, have you noticed how much thicker Topkote is than hawks ? Also , it dried as fast as hawks 4 hour. I’m using the 280 low vc. Went with the recommended 12 ounces of resin, 3 catalyst , 5 reducer but then added an ounce or so

@@veganfit2388 It’s a high solid then any other coating. Sometimes when I need to spray it super smooth I will over reduce to 4:1:4 on the last coat. Most times I use 4:1:3. Done testing with both, just remember if you use more reducer just put an extra coat because when it dries the solvent leaves and it dries thinner. So to have more mill build you will need more coats. 4 coats is good for how I spray.

@@bathtubrenew today I went with 12 ounces resin, 3 catalyst, 8 ounces medium reducer. Just an ounce under your recommended 9 ounces for reducer. It still feels too think at 8 so I’ll bump it up to 9. Im spraying much slower now. With hawks the paint was flying out of the gun so I had to move a bit quicker. But now I’ve really slowed down. I’m using the 1.3 fluid nozzle. What are you using? Thanks again for all your help with answering my questions. I really appreciate it. I hope you answer this message. I was talking to George from Topkote and mentioned that you did a bunch of test with crosslink and that’s how I heard about it was from you. You’re in the new Topkote video.

@@veganfit2388 ​​⁠ I mix 4:1:3 So 12oz: 3oz cat: 9oz xylene or (reducer) I have gone as high as 12oz:3oz:12oz, just put an extra coat on, because then the solvent dries it will be less mill build per coat. I always do two light light coats, wait 8-10 mins, then 2-3 wet coats. Over lap 80-90%, once you get the hang of it, it’s super easy. I use a 1.3mm tip.

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@@bathtubrenew Let's smoke a cigar soon.

Thanks for the comment.

Garbage , hawks is about 65% less efficient. You might as well etch and spray directly without any adhesion promoter.

He has tested it. Look up his videos of testing on tiles. Nothing compares to cross link 3.

@@veganfit2388 There is 3 grits I carry, 30 or 50, then 100, and 300. If you finish with just 100 and you put 3 coats on you can still see a bit of the sand scratches. I start off with 50, move to 100 to shape or take out any small chips, then a quick sand with 300 with an interface pad on it, super smooth. Zero scratches. Takes rust of like mega fast, just have to use water. One of the best things I ever got. This isn’t even my idea, seen a guy in Russia use the 100 on all the tubs because they don’t have etch over there. I just modified it a bit. Hope it helps! 👍👍👍

@@RobertFlanagan-zd3vh $509-$679 in our area.

@@stevenlewis6302 contact George at topkote.

@@jeffwilliams8031 Crosslink everything, always wipe.

@@nelliedamm9400 thanks!

@@jme_99 Thanks